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Re: Text of SCO's complaintRe: Text of SCO's complaintPosted Mar 13, 2003 8:34 UTC (Thu) by hch (guest, #5625)Parent article: Re: Text of SCO's complaint
What's also worth mentioning: Most (all?) of IBM's kernel developers doing Sequent sold the probably biggest x86 machines during the 90es (64 CPU), including a UNIX variant that actually scaled to that hardware (Dynix/ptx), unlike UnixWare which still struggled with 16 CPUs when I left Caldera last year. Engineers of that company also did much of the SMP work in SVR4.2 ES/MP on which UnixWare is based so the question really is who owns those "trade secrets" if they actually exist (I doubt it).
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